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Granatelli to uild 10 Turbiries-" USAvs BRITISH COMMONWEALTH Saturday July Sunday Lot Angelei Memorial Coliseum 1 i j. LJJ5 Times International Garnet 637 S. Hill lot Angeles, Pleat reserv seats for Sunday ot. $5 for each seat per $4 for each seat per for i 2 Part II JUNE 3, 1 967 'v f. I California JCs Won't Follow No 'Dunk' Rule BY SHAV GLICK TImit Stiff Writer The "dunk" shot will not disappear completely from the California basketball scene.

The California Junior College Assn. has voted to go along with the tnew NCAA "no dunk" "rule. V. vi: The decision followed a vote of, the coaches, 59-9, against adopting the rule. The so-called "dunk" or "stuff shot was outlawed by the National Basketball Rules Committee earlier in the year.

The new rule will apply to all college, AAU, high school and JC -games. Only the California JCs and jthe professional leagues will continue to use the crowd pleasing shot. Outsiders Hit The group also passed' legislation aimed at preventingor at least, cut-. ting down the use of out-of-state athletes, by Cali-fornia junior colleges. In the future out-of-state students will be allowed one year of Competi Enclosed is my check or money order for "It definitely will be brought up," said Henry Banks, the club's director of competition.

"It's our job to keep competition even. Arranging formulas for that purpose is a foremost consideration." There were cries of foul when the turbine came to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway this year. Op-; ponents contended it wa3 like letting a motorcycle in a bicycle race and the piston engine drivers would be battling only for second place. Estimated Cost "There were no ground 1 rules for a turbine, and we think we came up with a pretty good formula for one," Banks said. "All you can do for a new develop-, ment is run it 'once and then reconsider." Granatelli gave a rough estimate of $67,500 to pro- Tikker, Vaught Top JC Players Tom Tikker, LACC catcher, and John Vaught, Santa Ana pitcher, were selected Most Valuable i Players on the Western State, and Metropolitan Conference baseball teams, respectively.

The teams: WESTERN STATE Tom Tikker, (LACC), catcher; Sandy Marks (LACC), Barry Kubishta (Harbor), Bill Smith (Pasadena), pitchers; Steve Brown (Harbor), lb; Forrest Hartline 2b; Darrell Evans ss; Don Stoll-srosg (LACC), 3b; Rol Gillum (Glen-dale), Ron Gordon John Thomp. son (Compton), outfield; Thomas Taylor utility. EASTERN Dave Cates (Santa Ana), catcher; Steve Humphreys (Fullerton), lb; Don Sealy (Mt. San Antonio), 2b; Tommy Thompson (Chaffey), ss; Lon-Die Clausen (Golden West), 3b; Ron Line (Citrus), Dan Mikels (Oransa Coast). Mike Balbonl outfield; John Vaught (Santa Ana), Joe Miller (OC), Allen Tenny pitchers; Ed Estrada (Mt.

Sac), utility. Please include 25 cents for mailing (please print clearly) Address. City Sponwnd ht Charity by mnmmiMi HINES GLGCKS 20.5 anapolis 500 mile race Wednesday. Parnelli Jones was 10 miles from the checkered flag when forced out. A.

J. Foyt won the race in a Coy ote-Ford he helped design. Granatelli, president of Studebaker STP Division and turbine sponsor, said: "Although we were knocked out by a freak failure of a $10 ball bearing assembly, a one in a million failure, we proved without question the tur-bocar is the racing machine of tomorrow." Whether the turbine is permitted to race further against the conventional piston engines might be settled when the USAC rules committee meets Monday. Hill Shatters Speed Record ZANDVOORT, Netherlands () Graham Hill of London, driving an all riew Ford-powered Lotus, shattered all opposition to set the fastest lap practice Friday for Sunday's Dutch Grand Prix auto race. Hill, looking tired after his all night flight from the United States, registered 1:25.6 for the day's best lap.

That's a full five seconds better than the record for this 2.6-mile track. Hi3 average was 109.57 m.p.h. compared with the record of 103.52 held jointly by Jim Clark of Scotland and Denis Hulme of New Zealand. Second fastest driver was Dan Gurney of Riverside who did 109.36 m.p.h. in his Gurney Weslake Eagle.

Air Races Today The International Air Races at Los Angeles County Fair Grounds in Pomona start today at 1 p.m. The a includes racing and aeroba-tic championships. July 9 ORDER YOUR TICKETS NOW Calif. 90014 Saturday and day day and handling Itit lei AngU Timis OFFICIAL CARRIER COMMONWEALTH TEAM JAVELIN-l. Frank Covelll (Pasadena AA), 260-4; 2.

John Fitzsimons (USC), 250-3; 3. Phil Conley (Santa Clura VYV), 249-1; 4. Dick Nelson Long Bead)), 24S-1; $. Larry Stuart (Strides), 2434; a. Dick Selby (UCLA), 232-4.

JUNIOR COLLEGE MILE RELAY 1. Pierce (Paul Myers, 48.0; Dennis Mar. gadant, 47.8; Howard Becker, 48.1; Bob Hansen, 48.1), Cerritos, 3. Valley, 3.16.4; 4. Orange Coast, 5.

Mt. San Antonio, 3:16.9. 100 METERS 1. Jim Hlnes (Texas Southern), 10.2 (equals meet record, Harold Davis, 1942; Lloyd La Beach, 1948, and Ira Murchlson, 1956); 2. Len- nox Miller (USC), 10.3; 3.

Paul Nash (South Africa), 10.4; 4. Willie Turner (Oregon State Frosh), 10.4; 5. Fred Kuller (USC), 10.4; 6. George Anderson (Houston Striders), 10.4. 4401.

Lea Evans (San Josa State), 45.8 (meet record, okf mark 46.3; Dave Archibald, California, 1964); 2. Steve. Pancoast (Oregon State), 46.5; J. Don Domansky (UCLA), 46J; 4. Ben Ollson (Kansas), 47.0; 5.

Jim Kemp 47.9; 6. Bob Frey (Striders), 47.0. WOMEN'S 100-1. Barbara Ferret! (La Mercurettes), 10.7; 2. Pernetta Glenn (Compton TC), 10.8; 3.

Dee Dec Busk 10.9; 4. Velma Charlton (Pep-perdine), 10.9; 5. Marilyn White (Pep-perdlne), 11.2; 6. Ordelia Smith (Crown Cities TC), 11.3. MILE 1.

Jim Ryun (Kansas), 3:53.2 (meet record, old mark 3:53.7, Ryun, 1966); 2. John Lawson Kansas), 3. Martin Liquori (Essex High, Caldwell, N.J.), 4. Dave Bailey (East York TC), 5. Rick Romero (UCLA), a.

Tim Danielson (BYU Frosh), 4:07.4. 880-1. Bill Crothers (East York TC), 2. Larry Kelly (Tennessee), 3. Terry Thompson (Oregon Staters TC), 4.

John Perry 5. Dave Buck (USC), 4. Ted Nelson (Striders), 1:49.2. LONG JUMP-1. Bob Beamon (El Paso TC), 26-3 (meet record, old mark, Ralph Boston, 1963); 2.

Ralph Boston (Striders), 26-1; Ron Jesse (Imperial Valley JC), 25-BV4; 4. Bill Miller (El Paso TC), 5. Gayle Hopkins (Pasadena AA), 25-4; t. Ranier Steniua (Cal State, LA), 25-2. 440 IH 1.

Tom Wyatt (Athens AC), 50.6 (meet record, old mark, 50.7, Rex Cawley, 1963, and Ron Whitney, 1966); 2. Geoff Vanderstock (USC), 51.1; 3. Leon Coleman (Winston-Salem), 51.1; 4. Roger Johnson (UCLA), 51.4; 5. Ivan taCore (Strlders), 51.8; 4.

Lodi Zvako (Redlands), 55.4. COLLEGE MILE RELAY 1. Idaho State (Larry Lewis, Ike Gayfietd, Randy Hulbert, Tim Dunne), 2. UC Santa Barbara, 3. Cal State (LA), 4.

Westmont, 5. Cal State (LB), 6. Redlands, 3:23.4. SHOT PUT 1. George Woods 62-3; 2.

Ken Patera (BYU), 60i; 3. Jon Cola (unat. Tempe, 60-6; 4. Dave Davis (Pasadena AA) 594; 5. Jim Hannefield (CSLB), 57-1.

3,000 METER STEEPLECHASE 1. Gaston Roelants (Belgium), 8:39.8 (meet record, old mark, 1:45.6, Pat Traynor, Villanova, 1963): i. Pat Traynor (US Air Force), 3. Conrad Nlghten. sale (Kansas State), 4.

Bob Richards (BYU), 5. Chris Mo Cubbins (Oklahoma State), a. Bob Price (California), 8:49.6. WOMENS 180-1. Doris Brown (Falcon TC, Seattle), 2.

Charletta Cook 3. Jarvis Scott (LA Mercuettes), 4. Linda Green (Long Beach Comets), S. Pat Cole (Crown Cities TO, 6. Pat Schmidt (Mlllbrae), 2:15.8.

duce the turbine car. He said there still were some costs' to figure but the Pratt Whitney aircraft-type' engine would be about $30,000 and the Chassis about $37,500. He said this was about $15,000 more than the typical piston model, but the turbine engine would last for 10 years of racing while two, three or more piston engines are sometimes needed in one season. The sportsman-industrialist said he has had several inquiries and "as soon as we have 10 firm orders in hand, we will start production at our Paxton shops in Santa Monica." Granatelli said he didn't plan to put the turbine on the shorter tracks of the circuit because Jones, has no desire to drive in other championship-type races and the car must be returned to a a Monica for, a thorough check. "mm mm I REDUCED vat.

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Auto Club, race sanctioning body, gives its official blessing. Anthony (Andy)' Gra-natelli said he will produce 10 copies of the turbine car that almost ran away with the Indi- Prairie. Vinui 1 I Gil It IV? 11 Ms 3:04.9 in Mile Relay HOUSTON (UP I) Prairie View A M's mile relay team ran a 3:04.9 mile relay Friday night in the U.S. Track and Field Fed eration Invitational Meet of Champions second best time this year in the U.S. Southern University was second in 3:05.7 and Rice third in 3:05.9.

Southern's and Rice's times were third and. fourth best of the year in this country. San Jose State earlier this year scampered to a 3:03.5 which bested the world record of 3:04.5. Prairie View's anchor man, Thurman Boggess, a freshman, also won the 440-yard dash in 46.4 seconds. World shot put record holder Randy Matson of Texas won the shot put easily at which was for him a mediocre toss.

He also took the. discus with a toss of 180.7. Public Invited to Floyd Drill Former heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson will hold a training session today at the Hacienda Hotel in El Segundo for his bout with Jerry Quarry Friday in the Coliseum. The workout at 2 o'clock is open to the public. Quarry is training in San Jacinto but will return to Los Angeles on Tuesday.

Vukovich Tops Field at Irwin dale Tonight Billy Vukovich son of the late two-time winner of the Indianapolis 500, heads a classy field of USAC midget auto drivers in tonight's racing program at San Gabriel Speedway in Irwindale. Racing begins at 8 o'clock and will be highlighted by a 50-lap main event over the half-mile paved oval. Order by Mail or Phone JaneArthurt748-2442 CIURGE IT! 12 Months to Par iahob I SELECTION AT MFG. PRICES SPORT CO AT FINE SLAX, VALLEY CLOTHING 849 S. Lot Angelas tot $32.50 FAHOUS IIAF.IE Reg.

REGULAR mill DRASTIC PRICE REDUCTIONS NUNN-BUSH FRENCH SHMNER Continued from First Page in 1957. Oregon State's Steve a a nosed out UCLA's Don Domansky for second by about the same margin he had in winning the AAWU championship. Pancoast: was timed in 46.5, Domansky in 46.7. -Although he was about 80 yards behind Ryun in, the mile, Martin Liquori of Esses High In Caldwell, N.J., ran the third fastest prep mile of all-time. His time of the that ex-Kansan John Law-son received for second, has been exceeded only by Ryun and Tim Danjelson of Chula Vista (who was sixth in Friday's race).

A pair of surprises were wins by Tpm Wyatt in the 440 hurdles and Bob Bea-mon in the long jump. Wyatt's closing rush over the final, hurdle caught i USC's Geoff Van-. derstock, and the Athens AC veteran raced away a 50.6 win. The Sliders' Ron Whitney, who was taking final exams at the U. of Colorado, was not entered.

lJ- Beamon, who upset Ralph Boston in the" National AAU indoor meet and at the Mt. San Antonio Relays, did it again with a 26-334 leap. Boston did 26-1, while third-place Ron Jesse of Imperial Valley recorded the second best JC leap in history, 25-834. 440 RELAY 1. USC (Earl McCul-touch, Fred Kuller.

O. J. Simpson, Lennox Miller), 39.6 (equals world record. Southern 1964; Texas Southern, 1967 and UCLA, 1967; meet record, old mark, 39.7, Texas, 1967 and Texas Southern, 1966); 2. Texas Southern, 40.0; 3.

Striders, 40.1; 4. UCLA, 40.2; S. Houston Strlders, 40.3. 3.000-METER WALK I. Don DeNood (Strlders), 12:34.4 (meet record, old mark, Rudy Haluze, Strlders, 1966); 2.

Ron Laird (New York AC), 3. Jim Hanley (Strlders), 4. Richard Bowman 5. Dan Totheroh (Cat Poly, Pomona), i. Mike Brodie (Pleasant Hills TO, 14:29.2.

(Larry Walker, Strlders, finished third but was disqualified.) 120HH 1. Willie Davenport (Southern), 13.7; 2. Richmond Flowers Jr. (Tennessee), 13.S Earl MeCullouch (USC), 13.1; 4. Ron Copeland (UCLA), 13.9; 5.

Leon Coleman (Winston-Salem), 14.1; 6. Paul Gibson (El Paso, TO, 14.1. Pop McKale, Ex-Arizona Coach, Dies TUCSON J. F. (Pop) McKale, 79, athletic director emeritus at the University of Arizona, died here Thursday night after suffering an asthma attack.

Officials said McKale was attending an Elks Club function when he suddenly suffered the attack. He dead ion arrival at a Tucson hospital. McKale came to the University of Arizona-in During, his years there he coached football, baseball and track. BASS VVEEJUN EMERSON FEATHER FLEX JARMAN tion, following completion two semesters of work it that junior college. In the past they have received two years competition after sitting out a This legislation was di-? rected at schools like Al- lan Hancock, whose track team recently trounced state's JC track teams.

with a batch of outsiders. Foreigners Dominate However, it isn't true that all of Hancock's 100 points -in the state meet were, scored by Their No. 2 inter- mediate hurdler, Larry Dearing, is a hometown boy from Santai Maria High. His fifth place in the 330r IH was good for two points. The other 98, however, were scored by out-of-state (Jim Hatcher, Stan Whitley, Bob Horne and Tyrone Brown, all ifrom Washington, D.C.; Kirk from Roanoke, Va.) and out-of-country (Neill Duggan, England, and Jo Keshmiri, Iran) athletes.

Jaysee Jazz Ron Jesse, Imperial Val ley's 25-7Vi long jumper, will shoot for the national JC Record of 26-1 at Sunday's -Rose Bowl Invitational It was set by Ernie Shelby of Pierce in 1953. Jesse's performance (he's also a 14 flat high hurdler) is all the more remarkable because IVC has no jumping pit The 19-year old, former Arizona prep star from Yuma jumps only In meets. Darrell Evans, a regular on two Btate championship teams, basketball and won- athlete-of-the-year honors at Pasadena. Evans led the Western State Con-, ference In batting with a .451 average while playing shortstop. In basketball he wa3 the hero of Pasadena's final play-' off game with Long Beach, shooting brilliantly after all-state Sam Robinson went out with Injuries.

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